Madak, Kurdistan

Madak مدك
village
Madak
Coordinates: 36°12′31″N 47°30′34″E / 36.20861°N 47.50944°E / 36.20861; 47.50944Coordinates: 36°12′31″N 47°30′34″E / 36.20861°N 47.50944°E / 36.20861; 47.50944
Country	Iran
Province	Kurdistan
County	Bijar
Bakhsh	Central
Rural District	Siyah Mansur
Population (2006)
• Total	96
Time zone	IRST (UTC+3:30)
• Summer (DST)	IRDT (UTC+4:30)

Madak (Persian: مدك‎‎)^[1] is a village in Siyah Mansur Rural District, in the Central District of Bijar County, Kurdistan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 96, in 22 families.^[2]

References

↑ Madak can be found at GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by opening the Advanced Search box, entering "-3073296" in the "Unique Feature Id" form, and clicking on "Search Database".
↑ "Census of the Islamic Republic of Iran, 1385 (2006)". Islamic Republic of Iran. Archived from the original (Excel) on 2011-11-11.

Cities

Bijar

Rural Districts
and villages

Howmeh	Al-e Kabud Ali Badal Alvand Qoli Baba Sorkheh Borjageh Changiz Qaleh Chehel Amiran Cheshmeh Ayaz Cheshmeh Jan Qoli Cheshmeh Kazem Dowlatabad Gol Bolagh-e Sofla Golestaneh Gonbad-e Hajji Hoseynabad-e Gorgan Hoseynabad-e Kamarzard Khandan Qoli Khorramabad Khvoshab Mokhvor Nedri Pahneh Bor Qaba Sorkh Qara Tavareh Qarah Bolagh Qasemabad-e Veynesar Qazi Qushchi Qeshlaq-e Nowruz Qomdarreh Rahmatabad Sadabad Salavatabad Sayel Mayel Veys Morid Zardeh Kamar

Khvor Khvoreh	Alagoz Baba Rostam Cheshmeh Kureh Chopoqlu Chowljeh Chupi Dowlatkand Gonbadi Hasanabad Idahlu Khvor Khvoreh Maqut Mehrabad Mirak Negarestan Qameshlu Qarah Palchuq Qeshlaq Khaneh Qeshlaq-e Hasan Khan Qezel Ali Seyyedan Sharifabad Tazehabad Zagheh Fulad

Najafabad	Aliabad Amirabad Baba Nazar Bargoshad Bashuki Darvish Khaki Deh Raqeh-ye Pir Hoseyn Ebrahimabad Gavandag Hesar Sefid Hoseyn Khan Kalak Kani Kan Khorasan Mobarakabad Najafabad Now Bahar Posht Tang Qeshlaqlu Shir Kosh-e Olya Shir Kosh-e Sofla Soltanabad-e Tanbali Tappeh Mohammadi Zeynal Khan

Seylatan	Aghbolagh-e Hoseyn Khan Bahram Gonbad Bayanlu Chali Bolagh Cheshmeh Sangin Choghur Qeshlaq Hoseynabad-e Demirchi Khusheh Gol Kohal Mohammadabad-e Ali Akbar Khan Moradi Qarajalu Qezel Kand-e Olya Qezel Kand-e Sofla Seyyed Hoseyn Shirin Bolagh Soltanabad-e Darreh Viran Tazeh Qeshlaq

Siyah Mansur	Ab Barik Aghbolagh-e Ali Akbar Khan Aliabad Alishah Gol Bolagh Hasanabad-e Charuq Hoseynabad Jafarabad Kacheh Gonbad Khvosh Maqam Kutan-e Sofla Madak Meydan-e Mozaffarkhan Owch Gol Qarah Bolagh-e Miankuh Qavshoq Qezel Bolagh Yengi Kand

Chang Almas

Cities

Babarashani

Rural Districts
and villages

Babarashani	Aghkand-e Olya Baba Karam Baqerabad Chehel Amiran Dar Ghias Deh Boneh Dowlat Yar Garachoqa Gowjeh Kand Jebreil Jowrvandi Kahriz Khan Baghi Kolucheh Konamar Qareh Darband Qezel Aghaj Quri Chay Rezaabad Sabzevar Salamatabad Seyfabad Shebertu Shushtari Sirlan Tahmures

Khosrowabad	Aminabad Ashrafabad-e Quch Bowdela Cheshmeh Khalil Cheshmeh Mantash Cheshmeh Qoli Cheshmeh Rubah Do Sar Gav Daneh Zar Hajjiabad Khezrdin Khosrowabad Khvodlan Mohammadabad-e Nil Qadim Khan Qerekhlar Sadeqabad Shahrak-e Sofla Zarrin Jub Zarrinabad

Pir Taj	Aq Bolagh-e Chang Almas Cheshmeh Adineh Fathabad Gav Bazeh Gug Qash Hasan Teymur-e Olya Homayun Jafarabad Kacheh Gonbad Kaka Abbas Pir Taj Qazan Qarah Sad Talvar Shah Godar-e Sofla Yengikand Zeynal

Korani

Cities

Yasukand

Rural Districts
and villages

Gorgin	Aghcheh Gonbad Gereh Cheqa Gol Qeshlaq Gorgin Gug Tappeh Hajjiabad Hashtad Joft Jeyran Kharabeh-ye Chul Arkh Moghanlu Qareh Mohammadlu Qojur Tazeh Kand-e Madan Tekiyeh Yengi Arkh Ziveh

Korani	Aghyazi Ahmadabad Alphut Amir Aslan Azad Veys-e Olya Azad Veys-e Sofla Baba Khan Chalab Dadash Kandi Eslamabad Karim Kandi Mohammadabad Nowshad Nur Mohammad Kandi Qeytas Qezel Tappeh Qomchoqay Rostam Kandi Seyf Ali Kandi Shahrak Sheykh Besharat Soltanabad-e Qezel Tappeh Vali Beyg Yengiabad

Taghamin	Agh Kand Aghbolagh-e Taghamin Bostan Darreh Chetaq Gol Tappeh-ye Taghamin Khan Kandi Kolehzan Kur Kureh Owch Gonbad-e Khan Owch Gonbad-e Soltan Qezeljeh Qinarjeh Qurt Darreh Sarab Sharif Kandi Siyuri Soltanabad-e Chetaq

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